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Does the best-fitting curve always exist?
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    Does the best-fitting curve always exist? (English)
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    3 June 2013
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    Summary: Fitting geometric shapes to observed data points (images) is a popular task in computer vision and modern statistics (errors-in-variables regression). We investigate the problem of existence of the best fit using geometric and probabilistic approaches.
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